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29 July, 2004
29 July 2004"First, let's stop calling the enemy 'terrorism,' which is like saying we're fighting 'bombings.' Terrorism is only a method; the enemy is an extremist Islamic insurgency whose appeal lies in its claim to represent the Muslim masses against a bullying superpower." Barbara Ehrenreich takes a lesson from Carmen bin Ladin (sister-in-law to Osama), and proposes a brand-new approach to fighting terrorism: feminism. Read more.
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